About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Supercuts one morning, a regular asked aloud, ‘Did you notice how our stylist always seems to know exactly when my barber arrives?’ Another day, another customer overheard: ‘I bet he’s here on his lunch break,’ quipped an old lady getting her highlights done. Suddenly, the door opened and in walked none other than the local pizza delivery guy—right on schedule. Turns out, it wasn’t magic but just good ol’ fashioned teamwork between Supercuts and their neighborhood heroes.
2. At Supercuts last week, a delivery driver parked his truck and noticed something odd in the loading dock trash bin—an old, dusty suitcase. Curious, he opened it to find an assortment of strange items: a vintage comb, an ancient newspaper clipping, and a note scribbled in pencil that read, ‘For the best cut, ask for Mr. X.’ The delivery driver showed the mysterious items to his coworkers, who decided to keep them as a surprise for their next big client—a famous actor known for playing eccentric roles. The next day, when they asked him for 'Mr. X,' everyone burst out laughing, realizing it was just a practical joke played by one of the stylists. Since then, whenever someone asks for Mr. X, they get a free haircut and a funny story about the time Supercuts became a secret society.'
3. At Supercuts, a customer found an old vinyl record stuck in the chair’s armrest. Nobody could believe it had been there for so long. It turned out to be a rare jazz album from the ’70s. The owner was overjoyed when a local music enthusiast recognized it and offered to buy it for a small fortune. The barber joked that maybe next time someone would find a winning lottery ticket—and everyone laughed, even though nobody believed him until the very next week when a delivery driver discovered an envelope with a hundred-dollar bill hidden inside one of the mirrors.
4. At Supercuts recently, a woman asked curiously, ‘Why does every mirror here seem to show my reflection upside down?’ The stylist smiled and explained, 'Ma’am, that’s not an optical illusion—we just hang our mirrors crookedly so everyone feels like they’re getting a fresh new perspective!' A delivery driver overheard and nodded knowingly, remarking, ‘Yup, and it makes sure no one sees their greasy hair before they leave.’